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Herse Agraulos open basket child Erichthonius Biblical

Herse Agraulos open basket child Erichthonius Biblical


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Herse Agraulos open basket child Erichthonius Biblical

Herse and Agraulos open the basket with the child Erichthonius Biblical, mythological and allegorical performances (series title), Two daughters of king Kekrops, Herse and Agraulos, have opened the basket that Athena had entrusted to their sister Pandrosos. From the basket, which is lying on its side, the child Erichthonius comes crawling, with a snakes tail as the abdomen. This sight drives Herse and Agraulos to madness. Pandrosos looks surprised. The print is part of a series with Biblical, mythological and allegorical representations. Johannes Glauber (mentioned on object), 1656 - 1726, paper, etching, h 280 mm × w 382 mm

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1656 1726 Allegorical Representations Athena Basket Biblical Entrusted Herse Johannes Glauber Lying Mythological Opened Series Title Side Two Daughters Abdomen Madness Mentioned


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This print from the Liszt Collection showcases a scene filled with Biblical, mythological, and allegorical performances. In this particular image titled "Herse Agraulos open basket child Erichthonius Biblical" we witness two daughters of King Kekrops, Herse and Agraulos, as they anxiously open a basket entrusted to their sister Pandrosos by Athena. As the basket lies on its side, an astonishing sight unfolds before them - the child Erichthonius emerges from within. However, what sets him apart is his peculiar appearance; he possesses a snake's tail in place of his abdomen. This extraordinary sight drives both Herse and Agraulos to madness while Pandrosos looks on in surprise. The artist behind this thought-provoking piece is Johannes Glauber, who lived between 1656 and 1726. The print itself measures 280 mm in height and 382 mm in width. It was created using paper and etching techniques. This artwork forms part of a larger series that encompasses various biblical narratives as well as mythological and allegorical representations. Its inclusion within such a collection highlights its significance within these realms of storytelling.

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